For 1911 fans only... your favorite flavor?

[Gaffer1968]

Considering the age and miniaturization, probably not.
(I have a hand-held that'll light a match.)

You'd be surprised...and I'll bet you can't light that match at range...

 

[lostchild]

Don’t know about lasers, but I’ve got a 1st gen Aimpoint red dot like this one. Cool old-school.

 

[Fear Itself]

No fancy laser or night sights-just a wonderfully reliable 80 series Mark IV with some Wilson Combat upgrades I did 30 some odd years ago. Eats and spits everything. Probably 2000+ rounds and the rail to frame fit is like the day I purchased. A testament to the Colt pistol.

 

[Anvil_Head]

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These are my favorites.

Is the cch a Guncrafter?

 

[aFarewellToKings]

You'd be surprised...and I'll bet you can't light that match at range...

about 3 feet

 

[JimmyK]

Is the cch a Guncrafter?

Yes sir! It’s almost too purdy to shoot, but I do like shootin it on occasion. They call it the Renaissance.

 

[Anvil_Head]

Yes sir! It’s almost too purdy to shoot, but I do like shootin it on occasion. They call it the Renaissance.

I've seen a lot about them, they're definitely on my short list for the next one. I've heard nothing but great things. Never seen one in the wild tho

 

[fotog54]

Deleted. Did not know it was film prop.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

I don't know if I'd call it a "prop." The Terminator's pistol was a real gun with a real laser.
It was just more bulky and awkward to use than they showed in the film.

Here's a Colt Trooper from the 1970s with an early laser, which also required an external battery pack, hence the extra-long grip on this revolver.

 

[Hayata]

All this Terminator talk got me like...